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The MAGX-000035-045000 is a Gallium Nitride on Silicon Carbide (GaN/SiC) depletion mode High Electron Mobility Transistor (HEMT) designed for pulsed power applications. It operates from DC to 3500 MHz with a peak output power of 45 W at 2700–3500 MHz and 60 W at 1030–1090 MHz. The device utilizes a thermally enhanced Cu/Mo/Cu flanged ceramic package, supporting a typical drain voltage of +50 V and a maximum supply voltage of +65 V under pulsed conditions.
Verify the specific ordering suffix against official MACOM documentation before procurement. The MAGX-000035-045000 designation corresponds to bulk packaging. Alternative configurations, such as sample boards, utilize different suffixes like MAGX-S10035-045000. Confirm that the required packaging format aligns with the intended manufacturing or evaluation process to ensure compatibility.
Select this component for radar systems requiring high peak power and wide bandwidth operation between DC and 3500 MHz. Ensure the design accommodates the specified 1 ms pulse width and 10% duty cycle constraints. Verify that the application environment supports the operating temperature range of -40°C to +95°C and that proper sequencing protocols are implemented to protect the gate-source junction during power-up and power-down cycles.
This part belongs to the MAGX series of RF power transistors manufactured by M/A-COM Technology Solutions Inc. These devices are engineered for demanding RF environments, leveraging advanced wafer fabrication processes to deliver high gain, efficiency, and bandwidth. The series targets applications where reliability and performance under stress are critical requirements.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are documented in the provided datasheet.
To turn the device ON, set VGS to pinch-off, apply VDS, increase VGS to reach IDS current, then apply RF power. To turn OFF, remove RF power, decrease VGS to pinch-off, reduce VDS to 0 V, and finally turn off VGS.
The absolute maximum pulsed supply voltage (VDD) is +65 V, and the gate supply voltage (VGg) ranges from -8 V to 0 V.
The transistor demonstrates stability up to a VSWR of 5:1 and tolerance up to a VSWR of 10:1 when tested with a 4 W input power.